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Assesses the potential to utilize an analog model to evaluate simulate pipeline hydraulic transients.

Measured data and corresponding correlations to calculate pipeline pressure losses.

Outlines the development of PIPETRN IV to perform pipeline transient flow modeling.

Phase I of this research has been directed toward a non-experimental evaluation of the effect on pipeline flow efficiency that may be created by placing small vanes or fins on the surface of gas transmission pipelines, parallel to flow.

Measured data and corresponding correlations to calculate pipeline pressure losses.

Describes the development and validation of an analog flow computer for simulating pipeline transient hydraulic effects.

The objectives of the TULSA UNIVERSITY FLUID FLOW PROJECTS are:


to promote, for the common good of the industry, advancements in the state of the art of fluid flow through research

This report is intended to present primarily the results of tests conducted on experimental pipelines and to describe those lines and the related test equipment

This document describes the formulation of a mathematical model for evaluating the operation of a gas system, with the objective of maximizing net profits by optimizing gas purchases, sales, and storage, combined with compressor operation. The…

Details an investigation of the pressure losses associated with a variety of fittings based upon readings collected at four actual pipeline stations involving both reciprocal and centrifugal compressors. Evaluation of existing pressure loss…